HobbitFoot

Based on what was written, the relationship age gap seems to be an important part of the character.

At least you've been embarrassingly wrong in a case where consequences are minimal. Also, you've taken in this information to make changes to your life in a mature way.

Most countries don't require it for privately traded companies.

The standard for reporting for private companies is usually far lower than publicly traded companies because it is expected that people with enough money to invest in financial companies have enough money to invest in their own auditing.

Also, as you pointed out, there is value in that data. It appears to be that companies would rather keep their data private than look at others' public data.

No, mainly because we are at a point where cables have standardized to a point where it is easy to find a compliant cord on the secondary market. At that point, there are decisions made by the consumer which are going to dictate what kind of cable is needed, like required length.

Yep. It brought about a new hunting strategy that a lot of prey didn't have a counter strategy for.

So the war isn't a dump truck?

I learned a while ago that I don't have to go see things that don't interest me. Once you accept this, a lot of the media made that you don't like will bother you less.

Eh, my gripe is kind of the opposite. At a certain point, the levels get way too long to progress as a quick mobile game.

Get a civil engineering degree and go into construction management. Then, crawl your way into international development. You won't be at home, but that seems like a decent fit for someone with an affinity for STEM and a desire to make money.

So, I'm going to start this on two things I've seen degrade in people who grew up with computers as a primary source of information versus a secondary source.

First, I've seen the ability to look through a document degrade over time as younger people have gotten used to Ctrl+F. The ability to manually look up and scan through a document has degraded. Also, I've seen people will then hyperfocus on the paragraph at the detriment of skimming the page.

Second, the ability to read not perfectly legible text has degraded as well. If the document is a poor scan or bad print handwriting, younger people have to practice the skill of reading it which was usually assumed to be had.

So, where do I think this will go in the future with AI?

First, I'm seeing AI used a lot to summarize and those results are being trusted. I see a future where younger people won't have that ability to process and summarize data because they will be out of practice.

Second, I see the ability to write is going to degrade since people will be out of practice as people rely on AI to write for themselves. That lack of practice is going to have major impacts to critical thinking skills.

I've seen that happen on Reddit in smaller subs.

Practice your critical thinking skills now.